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Today's New Start Learning Center opens in Waynesboro
Nancy Mace
The Record Herald
Today’s New Start Learning Center has opened its doors and is fulfilling its mission to provide an educational and loving environment for children. “We also want to be a resource for families and are reaching out to the community,” according to Erica Freelove, the director of the new child care center at 116 Walnut St. in Waynesboro.
“Every day is a new opportunity. New Start will not just be a day care center, but a home away from home,” said Jaye Ancruem, when she and fellow owner, the Rev. Donald Blanks, announced plans for the center last fall.
Waynesboro Record Herald
What started as a photo and a text message between Mainstreet Waynesboro Inc. Director Bill Kohler and Borough Manager Jason Stains has resulted in three just-like-new historical markers restored in time for Founders Day in Waynesboro on March 20.
The signs "The Gettysburg Campaign (1947), Old Log Building, (1955) and John Wallace Jr. (1955)" are located on Main Street in Waynesboro in the area of Virginia Avenue. The process started when Kohler noticed on a recent drive that the markers were showing signs of age.
“Bill texted me a picture of the signs asking if I had an idea how to get them repaired," Stains said. "From there we talked with the folks at the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and within a matter of minutes we had a response and they said they would get right on it. I couldn’t believe the speed at which this was completed, all at no cost to Mainstreet or the borough."